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|Connections = [[Stone Maze]], [[Theatre World]], Water's Surface, [[Saturated Eyeball Zone]], [[Apartments]] {{OneWay|NoReturn}}, [[Flying Fish World]] {{OneWay|NoReturn}}, [[Japan Town]] {{OneWay|NoReturn}} | |Connections = [[Stone Maze]], [[Theatre World]], Water's Surface, [[Saturated Eyeball Zone]], [[Apartments]] {{OneWay|NoReturn}}, [[Flying Fish World]] {{OneWay|NoReturn}}, [[Japan Town]] {{OneWay|NoReturn}}, [[Window Room]] {{OneWay|NoReturn}}, [[Visine World] {{OneWay|NoReturn}} | ||
|BGM = [http://images.wikia.com/yume2kki/images/1/18/Bgm-a.ogg bgm-a] (Main Area), [http://images.wikia.com/yume2kki/images/4/49/Bgm-d.ogg bgm-d] (Eye Person Room)}} | |BGM = [http://images.wikia.com/yume2kki/images/1/18/Bgm-a.ogg bgm-a] (Main Area), [http://images.wikia.com/yume2kki/images/4/49/Bgm-d.ogg bgm-d] (Eye Person Room)}} | ||
The '''Spelling Room''' (スペルーム, ''Suparūmu'', Super Room) is an area accessible from the [[Stone Maze]]. The portal to the Spelling Room resembles some sort of CD. | The '''Spelling Room''' (スペルーム, ''Suparūmu'', Super Room) is an area accessible from the [[Stone Maze]]. The portal to the Spelling Room resembles some sort of CD. | ||
Revision as of 03:25, 7 December 2014
{{Template:Locationbox |headercolor = #84415a |headerfontcolor = #522031 |image = Spellingredone.jpg |Effects = None |Wallpapers = None |Events = None |NPCS = None |Connections = Stone Maze, Theatre World, Water's Surface, Saturated Eyeball Zone, Apartments ➡️, Flying Fish World ➡️, Japan Town ➡️, Window Room ➡️, [[Visine World] ➡️ |BGM = bgm-a (Main Area), bgm-d (Eye Person Room)}} The Spelling Room (スペルーム, Suparūmu, Super Room) is an area accessible from the Stone Maze. The portal to the Spelling Room resembles some sort of CD.
Features
The Spelling room is a large purple corridor, filled with many doorways with letters above them. Going through the doors in order of the letters in Urotsuki's name, and then into the hole with the Return symbol by it, should play a sound and send you to a black room with strange eyeballs on the floor. Spelling out "Smile" will take you to Smile-san's place in Flying Fish World, spelling "UFO" will take you to the crosswalk between the Apartments and the Pastel Blue House, typing "Window" takes you to the Red Nail Passage just outside the entrance to the Window Room, spelling "Eye" will take you to Visine World in front of the Eye Shop and "Past" will take you to Kanban Otoko in Japan Town.
Using the Glasses effect will reveal they are humanoid creatures with a giant eye for a head (the same ones from the Stone Maze), and make them surround you rapidly.
Other effects make them react in different ways, as listed below.
- Fairy - Makes them spin when used. Only one will stand still when using this effect. Going up to said eyeball and interacting with it on the floor will take you to the Saturated Eyeball Zone.
- Spring - Makes them jump when used.
- Chainsaw - Makes them slow down and look around frantically.
- Wolf - Makes them stare at you, when used they run away
- Eyeball Bomb - Makes them surround you, and transport you to a sectioned off area of the Stone Maze.
- Haniwa - Makes them move towards you slowly, then run away from you very fast on contact, strobing around you.
If you go down the hole again in the room with the eye-people, it transports you to Theatre World. If you use the Rainbow effect in this room, it will remove all but one eyeball creature and show two secrets door on the back wall: the one with the return symbol will transport you back to the Spelling Room, and the other with the target symbol will take you to the Water's Surface. Come in contact with the one eyeball creature (when it doesn't have limbs) and you'll reach the Saturated Eyeball Zone.
Once you have left through the hole again, a rainbow ladder will appear in Theatre World, letting you go back in.
The Spelling Room's original design.
The eyeball creatures reacting to the Glasses effect
